Is there legal recourse if you have a child injured at daycare? The answer is yes. In order to win your case, you’ll need to prove negligence —an ordinary standard of care was not provided and that caused your child’s injuries. The first thing to establish is the Continue Reading
Are Out-of-Court Settlements Taxable? Answers & Exceptions
When you negotiated the settlement in your legal dispute, there was a great sense of relief. You had gotten fair compensation for your damages and avoided the stress of a court battle. Now April 15 is coming and a whole new set of questions has emerged. Are Continue Reading
Stages of Criminal Justice: From Arrest to Verdict to Appeal
Most people are familiar with all, or at least some, of the stages of criminal justice. Maybe they work in the system, maybe they or a family member have had to go through it or maybe it’s simply consuming the legal television dramas. Here is a broad overview of the Continue Reading
Walking Dead Stuntman Wrongful Death Suit Puts AMC Safety Protocol on Trial
A Georgia court began hearing arguments in the wrongful death lawsuit of John Bernecker. In July 2017, Bernecker, a stuntman for the American Movie Channel (AMC), was doing a scene for the network’s popular The Walking Dead series. The scene involved Bernecker falling Continue Reading
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